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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

~ ,, y ,,,,cnf II vir York. Emeritus y,,o.
D' yol' v,diene College Of Pm ysteahs al" o"V''
YORK. ,,,,,. pne,o Ii.hia water
Ihave years preserioeo .o Tor EQUITY trouble
for nsuents aud used II IN nv own az rerard Il Gel tainy
with decided beneficial rosuI'' '"u
as a very valuable remedy. n.o,,,so, NJ Nat.rin
NJ pbsrt Bartholoc u H.. H. D. IJoyess T,s9n HSd,cat
" W,dra and general TherdpeunSs ~ uatsria Medica
1olisos Of PHILADELPHIA. &C. See nus -""''"
and ThtrdpeutcS ..,n. ,c,r d,fned
uca,o I,tba Spring Of Virginia, contains us.S nth
M nt ma and Is alkaline. rms mas zen g,ctions
have .een that Aikdliss taken before 1eIan Mineral
tho nroInctIon of acid gastric JUICE, .ns
Wetcrs are serviceabe In Atomic Dgsp'p' n<..o, S,,,
~ u,n,,r Mcguire Richmond, virginia, tate f'"'' wv
~ " g,ry Medical college 0 '"g"'"' ,,. MAJ,
preao LIMA Water Spring No as an ,nSsed IN al
HE In Uric hcfd Grduet AM tn's.s ~ ~ a
e 10 dependent upon Uric 1ca Da.crinst in
az grfrnordinary potency nave ths orinarv
Iem. t>u,nofic Gout which had rcssteu ~. ~ ais" m
cases o. b ,conderui good resuus nave I'd
n case being great sufferer from ' S a@u oth,r
ny o" d,rrsi more bsncat nom ma" JTo" any ""e'
remedy"
NJ Tbo,uns IT. Rucklsr OF Paris gormertv OF ba""o'e'
Ut ,oo"st,r Of Lfthfa as a SoirentJor Uric Aetd
.N,hng coua say would add to tho well known repu
~ he Bunalo Litha Water have frequently used
,, sood results in Uric Acid Ddthesis Rheumdm ant
t and with this object have ordered to Europe Io
onsman Rosers Bamsra Lthta 10 In NO form 80 Val
enis a. where the carbonate THE Jora m
A. X Tsund In the Buffalo Ltfa Wdfsrl Nature m0uc ~
soutien division In water which has pasnoo s"A"ss
Tepedolits and spondumins mineral formaueAa"
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HOME Ne US.
NETWORK CITY.

The attendance at the art gallery of the New-York
Society for the Promotion OF Art has increased the
receipts Of the Eden Musee nearly 100 per cent
Charles GIron's largo painting of the Two sisters
sixty other paintings from well known artists
exhibited.
The American Institute opens Its Ffysixth Exh
bitiOn and a good showing Of mechanical, electrical
and general exhibits, and the hard work OF tho ex
hbitors and energy OF the managers havesuccecded In
putting the Fair in good shape. The electrical ap
parats and the system of lighting the great building
OF especial interest. The display OF fruits Will
begin on Wednesday and continue one week
sale OF historic ground will be mtde on TUESDAY
II comprises about sixty lots and Is part OF inc
Chryste estate on Fordham Heights The Chrystie
place is part of the of Morrisania which Lcw'
Morris owned in I740. His title to tho manor con
sisted of patent from the English governors,
deed Of confirmation from Ger ain indians ana 6 Snah
of conveyances dating back to 1914 when the Du,cn
governor, william Kcift granted a patent OIL gtounh
to Aaron VanKurlen, through whom the uue oi ho"is
Morris is derived.
Add brooklyn
Fngineerin Chief Melville of the Bureau OF steam
Engineers, visited the Navy Yard yesterday, and was
received with salute OF eleven guns His visit was
to inquire about the machinery OF the new CRUISER
Chicago.
Ninety-slx permits were issued by the Building
Department last week for new buildings thTfysiX or
them for brick and sixty for frame structures, at an
estimated cost Of $3s36s0
"Rifeman."-1he reports of the National Rifle
Association show Chat the first international Military
Rifle Match between the American and British teams
Shot at Crcedmoor on september - ana 10,
1872 and the second shot at Wimbledon July
20 and 81. 1883
Herman Ludwig, whose extraditlon on charge OF
forgery sought by tho German Government
was released yesterday by order Of United states
Commissioner Deuel..
John Barry. NJ p. General VI. T. Mcmahon, and
Patrick Gleason Will address the Manhattan Branch
OF the Irish National League at Brevoor Hall tonight
Croton water receipts for the week, s23,431 20
MAYORS Marshall during the week issued 1,121
licenses and received therefor S25S2 20
Among the visitors at the Produce Exchange yester
day was Mr. Endicott, the secretary of War He was
accompanied by Superintendent Hodge of the new
Army building here.
Cashier F. Kimbak Brown, of the Tax Office, who feii
down the front steps of No. 465 West Twenty third ST.
on Friday night and taken to the New Hos
pita In unconscious cOndNiOn. recovered colsClou
ness Yesterday. lie sist aimed severe scaIp WVuhu
and IL suffering fIUn concession of tho brain
Mrs Emily Iakcy, the artist who has boon IN
Europe for SIX years has returned to America to stay
coming ON the Etruria which arrived at the bar last
II ght.
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INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. SATURDAY.. OCT 8. 1887
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK SATURDAY OCT 8. 1887
ARRIVED
Cook Liverpool Oct J. Qneenstown
?. win md.e and PASSENGER, TO Vernon II Brown 20
Saamer K'chm,nd Hill fHr, yde Ioudon Sent Il
mdse and 96 10 Henderson Bros Arrived
steamer cro%s sT LORD sept ~. Dundee q. With
TS SsS s al The Bar at to simpson spence O0S
steamer Minister MsTbach tGer) Fortmann. Bromen II
davs. in ballast Goepei Trube Arrived at the bar Al
steamer he Ruv,er tBslg, Brarens Antwerp sept -
Funch Edys Co Arrived at the Bar 1t oSo
steamer ondO r nure Belize sept Porto cotte ~,
an p@f po, .s TO wa@. RANKIN
AMI passenger. to M Ccbaos Arrived at the Bar at
md ss-. and pas .enEersto e II mallory & Co
steamer Morgan city, Gofham. Galveston days with
Steamer John Gibson Young Georgetown DC and Alex
steamer Cha. Mayer. Hand Baltimore with coal 10 Con
steamer Uver Avon (Rr Rees ballast to VIII
BARK Voiei I'm Harding. Waterford 81 DAYS, with iron
To order: vessel 10 :, ammel Bro ,, 60 ,r. 9Th
mise TO order; vessel To Bcnham & boyesen .
sUNsET.-At sandy Hook wind light w cloudy Al
City Island wind Hight sW' clear
CLEARED.
Steamer Denmark tBn. Rigby. london-FWJ Hurst ~.
Steamer Povncsia ,Gerl. Kuhn Hamburger BIOS
steamer wnlkommon tGcr. Balehr Brcmen-Goepel &
steamer orplnron CB Mountain. santander via Lisbon
sIe@ner CAribel Br Evans Port Limon. ae-Pim. For
stesmor M Tayloe Turks Island. Cape H-yte1
Steamer r' sas,Sg cart. Ilavana-Ja. ward
Steamer COmal. RISK. Galveston a. II Mallory q CO.
steamer Hudson Freeman. New.prl"~ns : u seiman
Steamer Eureka quick. Sew orleans -Jonn an -. &c
steamer Delaware Trbou. Charleston ~nd fernanahA-
"" iseamcT Beueiac,or Chichester Wilmington Nc-wm
steamer duyandotte Kolley. Newport News AMI "e's
steamer Richmond Boar. Newport News. Na-old Domn
'o s,e,mcr Fleanora Rerne,t roril,ni-norauo Han
steamer II + Dumock n<lotL h"-t"n-h plmo, 4
H. aIs a1te BE- nuenos norton &
BARK John s,anhope Norton Pensacola and Key West
Eng Manson Schultz GEORGETOWN Demerara- Middleton
B9. l. Menson. MoKowen. It decentralization & Co
SAILED
Steamer. -erva Egypt snd oho for yeroeo Deyena
Bremen. Rotterdam Rotterdam hrlseniahu "
Tnrcka New orleans Richmond aud h4n@"@A, Nc"po''
/ News
BARK Dolores Romano. 70 Progre-o. . ,., -,
Brigs Marie for II Martins NHruhi, of LN''po"'' ~
Also .aei-vi4 ong Island ~olul Steamers IoruA LOT
uaIiftr. Fl.anora. Portland II Dlmoc~. Boston
slim Athlon for Rotterdam. . -, 90
EArks May ttaser for Antwerp Parsee windsor vs.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
,oxpox Oct Jailed steamer tBr. FOote, for Sew
LSynpoot oct C-Saled steamer The Queen tir. Herey.
'oivry.Iowx oct Arrived steamer Umsril nm. Nc
MlcsAn from New YORK oct on her "Ay to lAVepoo' tam
'NFwFoGi f. oct --sailoi steamer Galnna uir Harper
for New York ,. M, Ian
kins from New YORK On hor way 10 ulL ~ ,,,.
liz, tp -rassci. steamer Weand 'tetl N i
from Yot on her Hamburg WeSefnland lrig =
r. ndle do ioi Antwerp. o. La Gasoorhe 'frl SAnt
HAvRK C. s-SalIo'i steamer - N"~'"''N"'N '''' 1880
for New.Yofk
(Io, later Shipping veir, n anu r., RIM Pag>j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

n, Nm Hammond Of N,lc York Snrg,on.nsnera1', ~ S
4" %, ~ = 1TmU Reredl. Professor o. Dseant !" we
Nina and Nervous System IN the tntHS'y " "e"'
York, &
rhax, for some time of the Buffalo Itha wafer
IN NJ Of Nervous system
Trfghrs Disease Of the Kidneys or WIN '"DiD ln has Tor
Tbr r,,,us hare tHinenty snfHdctorN L,n @ hD
MANY YEAR. been Jau0ris remedy nan me ~ Ae cs u'
III 1t,r c,rfnfn w better hdn any eIemPoId.
ro,. soifon Of Luhtd salts and a. HoTeot. oe'ea ~,
by he Stomach also often prescribe IL IN .oo o IN
cs,,brai Hvp,rpmfa rssing Jrem ouermehlaa
ynich m. called Nervous Dpspepsa eAir'o
generally nth marked benJ't'
Dy Ut r. 7o,ci,s Professor OF Anotomy ana MaH ra
lea IN m, Medical Department Q the UHteTsNy" '"V'N
ct foe, M he,itancy whatever In saving that 10 19'
ph-ymat,c Gouf Rheumatism, stone In me bada. an" -,
ali 4rid Dfdfhfsts know OF NJ io'"' "
nil rom pnrnLIe 10 BufdO LIMA wafer SPhy W. ~ Al
IN causing usa Dis,os,
b,n-n from the urine In single case OF ~ ,,, fon,
~, ~. IJnru I witnessed decided benehcI1 Ie
and IRON It's In this case shona ~. a. .sa.s
To- usnSosja especially form of IL IN when ,tion
roduc,fon or Acid during ne procs1 V m u
~ som. az tho Peculiar Arecftons OF woman
10 ss"inn ~ the H.nns In chronic AaldTa' I"""
fc / have found IL highly enhcacoua
mr. <<yond,r r. Mott Of Ns,o York. Professor su,y1,n
Ut b,iicru" Hospital Medical college, Surgeo" be'e'"e ~
pftdL ,.,,. w.,.r "a
Ihavs made SUFFICIENT Of the Buffalo Lna proper
n. that Il valuAbs NM
@ In ths Gouty Diafhsss 6hronte Da ~ ~
6addsT and other diseases ahsctn9 tne or.'sE
asy Ss relied on 70 give the most sa's'ass'T 'A'us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
SEVERAL MANUFACTURERS SUFFER LOSS.

bENEKAL MANUFAII Z ITfsS % TI3T' I177'7'
Three alarms were sounded early yesterday morning
On account of a lire In John Lyonss planning m at NO
$40 and SIC West Twenty .fourthst The fire maze a
show and extended TO the factory binding
No sos. before the hremen could get IL under control
Mr. Lyonss loss WAS about $1,000. and he was SAID 10
,.v. ann,o insurance d. Kruger a starbuilder who
occuped part OF the mill lost about 81 900 O. How.
ard. ak factory, In No sos. was damaged ahout
~ 900 and tnere was a loss OF abodt $1,000 IN JOnn
NcMurray's carpenter shop In the same buildlng IL
will cost about ~ 900 TO repair the 6uiings "hch W
long IN the Lawrence estate Mr. McMufray was ssiu
N he the only loser not protected by insurance IL was
snpnosed that shavings the planning mil causA hfe
from the furnace.
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NO FUNDS FOR STREET IIGyyTTyG.

FALL RIVER, Oct tSpecioi-Afer night the streets
OF this city will be in darkness The committee on street
hRho held special meeting last night and In conse-
quence of lack of funds voted 10 instruct the Super
intenden OF Streets discharge lighters and
TO inform the Globe Fluid Company and the two electric
light companies, which illuminate the streets that after
tonight tber services will be required by the city
until such lime, at least. vision can he made
whereby additional moneys can be appropriated Tor ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
p,pYr work IN SEPTEMBER.

,,.nar.g.r. of the American Bible Society met u. III"
ph. Ho.,s ON Thursday. Grants and consignment %
hooEs we're made for distribution In tho homo anu 600
r.Id Amounting to Sill 09s This includes a appro
nsI Esthenan 70 RusaaQ agency Ana ~
ssn 81 bssks 70 vaius Of S3000 ieT cccsiss n
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NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

Under law enacted by the last Legislature, Assistant
Dairy Commits, 0ner George w. McGure VIII begin 10
morrow Ia axe drugs sold IN the drug stores
OF jersey CITY. For selling adulterttcd drugs therc
penalty Tor the at offence and slOO ioT The second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
-JE RSEY.

prpcrv poiNr Pm ms Sorys held yesterday
af lI- honss The Rev smith. OF Trinity hp
60 CInrcb oOici4fcd directors
many prominent York moss men were present Inc
burial wall place this morning Ia Greenwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
BROOKLYN.

The Rev Dr. Joseph Taker will repeat his lecture
"Job's ComfoTtcIs," In he Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association Hall on Wednesday evening.
The Bryant Literary Society Will have It's opening
meeting on Thursday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
OPEN FIREPLACES.

We have added to our samples
fifty new Fireplaces of elegant
Designs, made in Brass, Bronze,
OrmOlu and Wrought Iron.
Having made extensive addI-
tiOns to our Factory. our facilities
for manufacturing are largely in
creased. We therefore are en-
abled to offer our goods at greatly
reduced prices.
Please call and examine.
j. $. CONOVER & Co.,
% and 80 West 23d st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

Kansas were nuxares The receipts IN ssp
tcmber were 81 1877 81. EDle EOu'r ~
September $3.50 copies Issues April /, 5vJys1
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5s{||{ I}Nl@ l|THIA WATER IS |I;;
SSAA TIE CELEBRATED AMERICAN ALKALINE WATER. G1D
Natures
CoutRh

nr q Hasend Boyand late Professor Of surgery Bdtt.:
oy, medical college late surgeon french Army (BecordS
ID Member american Medical hSociat'oh
Tn Rrfohrs Dtssase Of Ridneys Acute or Chronic.
pra,o thia Water Spring No IN my experience qua
S prai whether In Parenchpndous form or Inter
,al NSphrifis In In which the Atouinen IN the
s reaches high as so per cent have known under
of this gradually diminished and finally disap-
the other alarming symptoms were 70
H.rei md the sufferers restored TO health.
"rx STONE IN THE BLADDER OF the Red LATHE Acid and the
whit Phosphate Deposit the Solvent power of this water Is
unntsakabe"
Dr Harrey L. Bird Baltimore Precedent and frofesor
" 6bserics aud Diseases Of Women and Chfdrea ~ ~
Baltimore Medical college. formerly Professor @ fTaeteo'
Medicine &c.
witnessed best results from the action o. tne
Buffalo Lthla Water, spring No 3. In chroae boW JdJ,r
matte Govt Rheumdtisn Grdre and Stone IN lhe ~
and do not hesitate express the opinion that In
upon having their origin In Ure e ~
afLss IL ia uusurpdssed o. indeed, u - eg"ote" w s
Ter mus FAR kaotcn to the profession ~ ,, ,.,o,cl.
7, mas IN ascsrfaiusd ratue In Brtghfs Osedss
.Jos or he action IN dsedss thus far tcoutd e 70 ~.
would In many instances o. as ~
.oriu staoss drrsa entirely ana tn ~ mo'e ""'"
staass prors a decided comfort ana palliative.
x..- =, C.se~ Of one dozen bgallen bottles % pee
-. AZ the Syringe A discount to the trade
., NH poRD, ACKER MERRALL e. CONDIT
N.~.Yerh Sole Asta fer that city and brsekS@
TH0S. F. G00DE, f ssfsi NC Sisdisii'
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TIVE TRIBUNE
$3.50 A YEAR.
By Mail, IS els. a Month.
Religions Notices.

A--Ta- VI ,uiaftan Temperance Association IN gran
memor honor OF our lamehiod brothor' non
John finch the large hall Of the Cooper Union '"nor'
row Doors open 2ij Services. 2fj. The principal al
dre.by MRS CAROLINE Is. BU ELL the popular le't ur
onding secretary Of the National W. l. u All"
.o iricn OF It's hopoi that our eminent
,pcAgcr Will meet OF tho W. e. T. on THIS great anu
Interesting ms other prominent "dYo'aeso oil
our cause are upon the platform Or d. H.
Mann IT, w G. - y Sr,n'. Mr. Georse Weeks
p,,s s,n IN IItiiIIINrl'n rroS, WI NICK GAr
CHtIL cor secy.
All souls hurch ave. c,rn,r 2o, sermon BY
The pab'ir c,ruay invited
Archd neon IL rI,, rector q Christ church 'o ~ a.
rarncr So, st. sunl.y rs M Tho rector Rev. Dr.
oUILBEET. on l,te- at H. Hoy communion Nd" ID" --
A. Reformed Cnhee service Griaa oP %1oH% %3,'
prrache. ~ trrni, Of ia, w3rN Tor the 'o"'s''O" 81
Calvary Church ttha,e and 2lst st-Ioly ,ommun.'n
o'clock Holy Communion a. ~ si is The r~,'or
Key IENrH = sArfEKLet. D. D. W. ON IA
Church the Mr;,ah S@'q Kew HonrR RI coLyEm
rev hprIe , r,hc p''p %A r"'s'%'i II
ana a. P@. msr ln@ ths Eveaos
Soa ,prSa ,. @ w cnS VIII joyin mcar Geo1a
+, ncnn Ietgc Ncsper Hymn by male quartet i"o N"'
West 5Glh't, near s.hlv& ,,o p,.,or
'"" tie rev. b. IS TYLER
FIR: society Of HpiT'pn-- sc As @orn a and @
@,al Norm. ''TI", a@i"Or%T at go
Five Point ou.r OF Industry 10 Worth y., sa
/ HARNAitD Superlnteudent- NonE ~, 49,,
dsy al 90 scrvic" - almost W'l,f W wv
children Of tho institution Public cordially m'o|
Pilgrim Church tConsresauonal Madison ave, n ssr
al Iry ~amuel II VIRGIN. u. u, PASTOR
80. II !, m Tome The WAY 10 Son'hip' tVehhe
7 80. d" Morning Dream" Al seat, "p"" ~ ''"" w
vice. a G H. reception Al an 'iihe'
- Irna im- Church iOu,- near ~ az ia T fnoo nn
THIN KITCIIII Rector SUNDAY, - ~ ~ e.,
ii a m : d m daily T. 50 p M. holy DAYS anu f''
A M Seats ree-
Senncr. tor Fu Form Mat, RIA iZninn nt rr,d ~
sn,rt, rcnds name. Sundiy We
evenings Tues iay anL saturday 2oco'k go "o'' ''
st :, 90
Tho p..,l.,. .n,rtual Meeting. COLUMBIA Han 80
Cth.avc- M.,um's meeting AT - p ~ .no,id hcar
ELL. plaforn test medium At 7.4J All sho"'" "'~'
her. Early corners get seAlf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

The People. spiritual Meeting, 1oluMnu" pTv
v,iiIn's = A. y. m. MIS- a u.
NELL plafforn test medium At 74j. All shon'd near
her. Early corners get seAt-
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49, 49, el.lnnlna 80. 4 49, y. ~ ~
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-10-15
VIOLA.
The NeighbOrhOOd News from Our
Regular Correspondent.

e.. M ~ M AA "
We have had some good frosts this
week and everybody has dug, or is
digging, or will dig potatoes. Owing
to the dry weather there will not be
as large yield as usual. Our farmers
are very busy sowing wheat.
Messrs. P. H. Ashburn and Ander-
son Mansfield returned from a trip to
Seqaatchie Valley Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. j. ID. Walling made
a visit to Woodbury. this week.
DR.. w. III. Moore and family have
been off on a visit to Beech Grove
this week.
Messrs. Green Berry and HI. j..
Thaxton hauled off some apples to
Huntsville this week and as they
were coming home the mules ran
away and threw Mr.. Berry out of the
wagon and broke his leg just, above
the ankle,
Messrs. T. z. McCulloch, G. r.
Gwyn and T. B. McCulloch left
Wednesday for East Tennessee on a
prospecting trip. ot
Misses Julia and Dora Bonner
made a visit to Nashville this week.
We would give the account of a
wedding which occurred in u midst
this week, but as it was kept a secret
we suppose they want it to remain a
| secret. fr TJ
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gwyn made a
visit to Tullahoma this week.
MI. Jesse Bonner made a trip to
McMinnville Thursday AldC
Mr. Dave Ramsey made a trip to
Hillsboro this week.
Mr. John Parker, of Morrison, was
in our village Thursday buying eggs.
Elder w. A. Sewell and family
have been off on a trip to Lebanon,
Smithvifle and other places for over
a week.
Tom Duggin, of Rutherford coun-
ty, was in our village this week visit,
ing the family of DIR. E. H. Jones.
Mr.. Norman Bonner made a bust
ness trip to Tullahoma q few days
ago.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-10-15
A Pic Mic Party to Ben Lomond.

To the STANDARD.
Being anxious to visit Ben Lomond
once more before its summit is adorn-
ed by a five story hotel l gladly
availed myself of an invitation to
join a pic mic party there today, CIV
en- in honor of Miss Ollie Stalna-
ker's birthday. Though thinking
we liked Old Ben best in a state of
nature we fully appreciated the good
road completed almost to its foot.
1t is needless for me to attempt a
description of the beautiful views,
the rocks, ferns, autumn leaves, &C.,
my readers all know Ben Lomond.
Of course we had dinner and we
were just an even dozen. We had
bread and cheese and pie, and
pickles and cake and all the other
good things the girls had made"
We had both duck and goose"
The duck was baked, but unfortunate
ly the "goose'' was not, so the party
had to endure its quaking. After
dinner we walked out to lookout
rock and had a lovely ramble
amongst the rocks, though neither
Mr.. Ralph or Charley Gafin thought
any of us were very Graceful. One
curious specimen we found was a
walking stick which it is said will
turn into a snake, (if it turns we will
let you know and it was not the
Sharp young lady that discovered
it either. From the white ribbons so
conspicuously displayed it ought to
have been a prohibition party but the
red noses betrayed them; while the
stumbles and falls of some of the par
ty and the many fears expressed lest
the early frost had injured the "Hop''
crop, looks rather suspicious.
Mr. Owens hunted chestnuts but
think he found more acorns than
chestnuts.
Miss Nettie was unusually preoocu-
pied and solemn, but whether her
thoughts were-well |! / will not say
where. We had a lovely day, and
will say to those who had such a
large If in the way, you will wish
you had been there.
We wish Miss Ollie many happy
returns of the day and these hastily
written notes are cordially dedicated
to her. BLUE GOOSE.
October 10Th, 1887.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-10-15
DAYLIGHT.
The Week'sN News Laconically Reported
for the Standard.
y 90

This morning we had a light show
err of rain, but the clouds have rolled
by and it now bids fair for a good
frost tonight. We have already had
several light frosts, but none of them
has shown much effect on vegetation.
Farmers are now busy gathering their
crops and will soon know the result
of their years hard toll.
But little wheat has been sown yet,
the ground is SO dry that it is almost
impossible to plow stubble ground.
AS crops are generally light and
corn will be scarce and high, we
think it advisable for farmers to SOW
all the rye they can for winter past
ure. With plentyo of good winter pas
ture much feed can be saved. AS we
write this we hear cranes passing over
going Southwark, the forerunner of a
''squall." ~
u. Edges fine young stallion car
ried the blue ribbon from the Sparta
fair last week. r
Measles are in almost every family
in the Bald Knob neighborh0od.
The school at that place has been sus-
pended on account of measles.
o. c. Pope, of Prater, was up Sun
day, on a visit. tE9f r-l%I|& a.
Mrs. Hannah Fern, for % years an
inmate of the county asylum, left last
Saturday for Indiana, where she ex-
poets to make her home in the future
with her daughter.
Mr.. f. N. Wager, postmaster at
Luckey, has been trying to have the
p~ostofice at that place discontinued.
The Office has only been established
about six months and issurely a great
convenience to the people of that
vicinity.
Several persons from this neighbor.
hood are attending court this week al
Woodbury..
Elder j. X. p. Whitlock and Mr.,
j. S. Mcknight left last Friday to at.
tend an association in Smith county
Last Thursday evening at 7 O'Clock,
at the residence of the brides father
at Ivy Bluff, Mr.. d. C.. Oliver and
Miss Maggie Lance were united ir
marriage, Elder E. c. Preston offciat'
ing in tying the nuptial knot. w
join a host of friends in wishing Dick
and his young bride all the happiness
attainable while j~ourneying along
life's rugged paths.
The 18th district boasts of having
cast the largest vote for the amend
ment of any other district in thu
county except the LIST.
Mr.. w. n. MitchelI's school a
Pleasant Grove has closed, and Mr.
Mitchell has been employed to teacf
out an unexpired term at Oak Grove
18th district.
is. oliver and wife, Miss Tenni'
Oliver, w. ]. Shelton, and the write,
attended the marriage of MI. ID. c
Oliver at Ivy Bluff last Thursday
evening. wn .awBs
Wednesday morning and sur
enough it frosted in earnest las
night, hence good fires are in demauc
this morning.